Examples of using Started making in English and their translations into Greek
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Computer
I have started making a list!
Brad came in this morning and started making cuts.
A few started making plans.
I jumped out of bed and started making a list.
Jay started making mad dolla bills.
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And I was like,"But I just started making money.".
I have started making my own clothes.
This fellow walked up while we were dancing and started making some remarks.
Officially started making beer in 1040.
Renault and Peugeot and all the others started making motors.
Opel started making cars in 1899.
I found the equipment and started making wine at home.
He has started making strange hand movements.
In any case,his gorgeous female companion started making moves on me.
The user started making a connection.
You can't get real flowers anymore,so the florist in Markale started making paper ones.
And he has started making redundancies, David.
Everything was going great until the truck started making a weird noise.
The Greeks started making wine in 2.500 BC.
The pictures turned out so good that Neubronner started making different models.
So, Justin started making the drug himself.
The former ident was introduced nearly five years ago when Netflix first started making originals.
Then Volvo started making good cars.
By 1950, more than 200,000 of these Ducati‘Cucciolos'(Italian for puppy) had been sold andtwo years later the company started making its own motorcycles and engines.
These folks started making contracts with states.
Because of the material limitations at the time, the engine was not commercially developed until 1988,when Swedish defence contractor Kokums started making them for submarines”.
Gradually, snow started making its presence felt.
The Lenfilm studio is the oldest in Russia,which traces its roots back to 1914 when a local military committee in St. Petersburg started making films.
He just started making this noise with his tongue.
So, she combined her two loves and started making embroidered notebooks!
